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PS: This _very_ old theorem has an impeccable European lineage. Euclid proved (Book IX, Proposition 36) that ... In symbols: N(p) = 2^(p-1)*M(p) is perfect if ...
1 Jan 5, 2002
12:32 pm

djbroadhurst
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If 2^p -1 is a prime, then the sum of powers (consisting of p elements) existing between 2^p-1 and 2^2(p-1), extremes included, is a perfect. Example: p=3;...
2 Jan 4, 2002
11:22 pm

djbroadhurst
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Hi Everybody I don’t have the programs that can manipulate huge integers so I’m stuck and burning with curiosity. Can anyone calculate the next term in the...
5 Jan 4, 2002
6:44 pm

Ignacio Larrosa Ca...
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Hello! There are some questions about GF(n,b). 1) Why GFNSieve doesn't remove b's which are odd powers of even numbers (e.g., 216)? Why doesn't Proth...
2 Jan 4, 2002
11:41 am

Yves Gallot
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Hello, For some number theory research, I need a programming language supporting unlimited precision integers. It should run on Windows and the execution of...
2 Jan 3, 2002
10:45 pm

djbroadhurst
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Hello! It's known that the number of primes b^N+1 for fixed N=2^n and b<B is about C(n)*li(B)/N, where C(n) is constant. Some values of C(n) are given at ...
6 Jan 3, 2002
2:53 pm

Andrey Kulsha
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... At speed, this is the best that I can manage: We are done with the year MMI Buried deep in the digits of Pi [*] As is easily seen Thirteen hash...
2 Jan 3, 2002
11:05 am

Paul Leyland
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Euclid's formula concerning perfect numbers, progressively developed for all values of n -except 1- produces numbers whose last ciphers are cyclic: 6-6-8-0. ...
1 Jan 2, 2002
9:15 pm

FILIPPO GIORDANO
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Hello, John McNamara has started a group called oneandthreearefourgroup to discuss Fibonacci and Lucas sequences. This is an important area for new number...
2 Jan 2, 2002
4:59 pm

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Hello! *** 857678^65536+1 388847 GF0 02 Generalized Fermat #0201 *** THAT'S GREAT!!! :-) Congratulations to Yves Gallot and Jim Fougeron! Andrey...
1 Jan 2, 2002
4:45 pm

Andrey Kulsha
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Happy New Year to all, It's starting well for me: my computers did a good job during my break holidays and found the new 388847-digit prime 857678^65536+1. Did...
2 Jan 2, 2002
3:39 pm

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Hi, I've found a bug in APSieve v0.67 - this does not effect the sieving, just the PRP testing code. The PRP testing code appears not to work at all - don't...
2 Jan 2, 2002
3:05 am

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Finding a 199k-digit prime after only 340 tests with Proth -- would you still call this a waste of CPU-cycles, David B.? Hans...
4 Jan 1, 2002
11:37 pm

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is here.... http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~perry/maths/fermatbyinduction/fermat.htm Jon Perry perry@... http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~perry ...
2 Jan 1, 2002
4:14 am

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Dear prime hunters, number theorists and other members of our groups! Wishing you happy New Year, successful work, a lot of health, joy and friendship! ... ...
5 Jan 1, 2002
12:33 am

Kent Nguyen
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One year ago i had a found that 2^p-1 is prime when (x^(2^p-2)/p)=2^z mod 2^p-1. For all x, spezial x<>2^k Example.p=17 2^17-1 is prime, because 19^7710=2^12 ...
1 Dec 31, 2001
5:05 pm

Norman Luhn
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If the respective values of Mersenne p of perfect numbers are known, then the respective last ciphers can be calculated by the following operation: p/4. Such...
1 Dec 31, 2001
4:23 pm

FILIPPO GIORDANO
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Primes Group, Regarding the inquiry about prime calendar days, New Year's Day, 1 January 2002 CE, is day number 730853, a prime number. Steve Wagler...
1 Dec 31, 2001
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As you will probably know, 1729 is the smallest number expressible as the sum of two cubes in two distinct ways. (a taxicab number) Similarly, Pythagoras...
1 Dec 29, 2001
7:56 pm

Halliday, Ian
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Well worth a look: http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~perry/maths/antidivisorother2.htm Of special interest are n=anti-tau(n)+tau(n). These numbers so far are: ...
1 Dec 28, 2001
10:05 pm

Jon Perry
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Probably. I'll make the updates soonish - thanks for the info. Quick teaser: Prove there are an infinite number of primes that contain a particular digit. Jon...
3 Dec 28, 2001
6:29 pm

Jon Perry
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The following pages have been updated. http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~perry/maths/antidivisor.htm ...
1 Dec 28, 2001
6:17 pm

Jon Perry
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My conjecture for the number of Carmichael numbers less than x is C(x) = ln ln ln x This comes directly from the equations on page 123 of the Crandall and...
5 Dec 28, 2001
3:01 pm

Chris Caldwell
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Hello all, I was wondering if the number (2^8388608+1)/(5*2^25+1) can be tested with openpfgw.The character of this number(composite or prime) is not known,i ...
2 Dec 28, 2001
2:43 pm

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If a right triangle is constructed with one leg equal to a Mersenne prime and the other leg equal to the following power of 2, then the area of the triangle is...
2 Dec 27, 2001
5:24 am

Jud McCranie
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Can anyone comment or find a(possible) flaw in : http://www.dybot.com/numbers/sqfree.htm __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send...
3 Dec 26, 2001
6:47 pm

jbrennen
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In a posting of 2 Sep 2000 to the Mersenne list (see http://www.mail-archive.com/mersenne@.../msg05162.html) I introduced the "Gaussian Mersennes":- s[n]...
1 Dec 24, 2001
9:37 pm

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Jud McCranie found ... Maybe A(7529384362) = 973 is MAD enough to get into frame, but I'm only guessing! Seems to me there ought to be a smart way of searching...
4 Dec 24, 2001
1:40 am

djbroadhurst
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I found two more anti-perfect numbers, 505235234 3238952914 no others < 5 billion. +---------------------------------------------------------+ ... ...
1 Dec 23, 2001
11:40 pm

Jud McCranie
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Congrats to Bouk de Water and Marcel Martin, for disposing of yet another incomplete top-20, with the 20th proven titanic Mersenne cofactor: (2^9901-1)/( ...
1 Dec 23, 2001
11:17 pm

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